I (just / finished) ... my homework.

Tima (move) ... to his home town in 1994.

I (already/travel) ... to London a couple of times.

Ben comes from a small place in England. Now he is in London. What does he think of the English capital? Example: London is (big) than his place. London is bigger than his place. The houses in London are (high) than in his place.

Make up questions looking at the example. 1. I have already finished my homework. Have you finished your homework yet? No, I haven't. I haven't finished my homework yet. 2. They have already watched that film. 3.

Circle the correct word A: Have you been on holiday just/yet. B: Yes, I have, I have already just returned from Rome. A: I haven't visited a museum since / for ages B: Me neither. I haven't been to one since / already last summer.

1) He has done his homework. a) When he comes home 2) He does his homework. b) Now 3) He will do homework. c) When I come. 4) He was doing his homework. d) Who how ago. 5) He is doing his homework. e) Regalarly 6) He did his homework.

Just, yet and already Order the words to make sentences. 1. that/you/book/Have/read/yet/travel? ... 2. already/had/breakfast/I've/my. ... 3. my/just/homework/finished/I've. ... 4. Has/Jamie/lunch/eaten/already? ... 5. the USA/to/They/just/moved/have.